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VA offers easy patient check-in and travel reimbursement by phone.

Check in for your appointments using your smartphone allows you to practice physical distancing while offering ease and convenience.

Beginning this summer, some VA facilities will let you use your smartphone for check-in for your scheduled in-person appointment.

Veterans can view the #VetResources Check-In video series with information to support mental health, resiliency, and coping strategies.

VA Medical Centers (VAMCs) across the country are expanding services now that onsite patient care can safely resume. To ensure the protection of both patients and staff, VA's Office of Information and Technology (OIT) worked with VHA to launch “I am Here,” a new VEText virtual check-in feature.

VA is using Veteran feedback to make improvements, like the Lexington VA focusing on improving the patient check-in process for Veteran patients.

Interim housing offers safety, support and services for homeless Veterans as they work toward securing permanent housing.

For Buddy Check Week, Face the Fight encourages Veterans and supporters to reach out, reconnect and remind the people in their lives that they're not alone.

Army Veteran Raphael Rigaud shares insights on how Veterans can build connection and support one another during Buddy Check Week and beyond.

Veterans experiencing social isolation can find connection, confidence and community through programs offering wellness check-ins, peer coaching, music instruction and service-dog support.

Justice-involved Veterans face higher risks of homelessness. Early support can remove barriers and help keep Veterans on a path to stable housing.

With the Federal EHR, Veterans can use their VHIC to check in for appointments, eliminating the need for audibly confirming "last-four."